How much is a two piece fish dinner at Long John Silver’s?

Some recommended menu items include the 2 fish meal for the general price of $7.00. This meal comes with 2 hush puppies and 2 sides of your choice.

FAQ

• Why did my salmon turn out mushy?

  If fish flesh sits in acidic ingredients for more than 30 minutes, the acid will begin to denature the delicate protein, and you'll have a mushy fish when it's cooked. Even the richer flesh of salmon and tuna should only be marinated for about an hour.

• What happens if you overcook tuna steak?

  If you cannot handle medium-rare tuna, at least do not overcook it. Cook until the flesh changes color and is no longer translucent. Overcooking will dry out and ruin that pricey culinary investment. Canned tuna is called tunafish (note no space in between).

• Is whitebait a baby sardine?

  Are Baby Sardines/Iwashi the same as whitebait? Whitebait is a collective term for immature juvenile fish. Whitebait are not a species of fish but the immature fry of many species, depending on where they are caught. They can be an inch long and may consist of immature herring, sardines, etc.

• How much does 60 lbs of crawfish feed?

  60 lbs. is a party for 15-25 adults, so it's the perfect size backyard party. Watch the “how to” video of our crawfish boil using Sequoia's famous, Spicy Louisiana Crawfish Boil Recipe, which can boil up to 60lbs. of crawfish.

• Are sprats high in mercury?

  Sprats Have a Minimal Mercury Content Compared to larger predatory fish species, this means that sprats are low on the ocean food chain and do not accumulate much mercury. The main reason for this is because mercury bioaccumulates in larger fish as they eat the smaller ones (14, 15).

• Where is pollock fish from?

  North Pacific Ocean Pollock is a semipelagic schooling fish widely distributed in the North Pacific Ocean with largest concentrations in the eastern Bering Sea. U.S. wild-caught Alaska pollock is a smart seafood choice because it is sustainably managed and responsibly harvested under U.S. regulations.

• What will eat brown algae in aquarium?

  Algae eaters. Otocinclus catfish, amano shrimp, and nerite snails are some of the sea creatures that will eat brown algae and some other types of algae.

18 Related Question Answers Found:

• How do you revive a fish out of water?

  Support the fish's body when they're out of the water. Secure the fish so they don't flop around and hurt themselves (I use these fish grips) Revive them by having water flow through their gills. Move the fish's tail to get rid of the lactic acid buildup and entice them to start swimming.

• What is the problem with silver carp?

  Asian carp have been known to dominate entire streams (video, 45 sec), effectively pushing out the native species. Silver carp are known to jump out of the water to escape threats. This behavior, by such large fish, can injure boaters, skiers, and damage boats and onboard equipment.

• What is the lifespan of a mirror carp?

  Life Span: Between 9 – 45+ years. The species is the same as Common carp, but the scale patterns are completely different.

• What breaks fish poop?

  Ammonia is released by fish as waste and is broken down by beneficial “nitrifying” bacteria to nitrite and then nitrate, in what is known as the Nitrogen Cycle. Both ammonia and nitrite are highly toxic to fish.

• How long does a oyster live?

  10 to 21 days Shelf Life: A live oyster is good to eat. When properly cared for live oysters will live in your refrigerator for 10 to 21 days.

• Do streamer flies float?

  It doesn't matter if you're after trout or bass or anything in the middle of the two; when you have the right cast and right streamer, you'll be amazed at the results. But are streamers flies meant to sink or float? As a general rule streamer flies sink. However, you must give it time to do so.

• How do clams die?

  Temperature matters. Shock kills clams. Put clams living in 75°F water into the fridge and they will not be happy — and open-shelled clams will die.

• Is it illegal to eat koi fish in Japan?

  Eating one and not selling it to a good pond home instead is a poor choice in economics, just as stealing one is illegal. You can eat koi, it's a form of carp after all, but you probably wouldn't want to. One, koi is considered sacred in places like Japan and a good luck omen in other countries in SE Asia.

• Is Pan frying fish in olive oil healthy?

  Overall, pan-frying is considered healthier than deep-frying due to the smaller amounts of oil it uses. ... Olive oil is one healthy option. Summary: Frying can increase the amount of fat in your fish and negatively affect its ratio of omega-3 to omega-6 fatty acids.

• How do you cook frozen tilapia at Costco?

  Heating instructions for Costco Tilapia

  1. Preheat to 425.
  2. Place frozen product on lightly greased baking sheet.
  3. cook for 15 - 17 minutes until crisp.
  4. Turn halfway through bak time for best results.

• How do you know if shrimp eggs are fertilized?

  How do You Know if Ghost Shrimp Eggs are Fertilized? You can tell that ghost shrimp eggs are fertilized by observing their color. If they are fertilized, the eggs will gradually blacken over time and feature dark green shades. If you notice that the eggs are dim and white, they are not fertilized and possibly rotten.

• How do I get rid of tilapia?

  You must not keep, feed, give away, sell, or release tilapia into the environment without a permit. If you catch these species, you must immediately humanely kill and dispose of them by burying them above the high-water mark or disposing of them in a nearby bin.

• Is Captain D's fish real fish?

  Captain D's has a mix of fresh and frozen fish, and Henderson vouches for the quality of all the fish, much of it wild cod from Alaska. ... Captain D's also uses farmed catfish from Alabama and Mississippi, and farm-raised tilapia, white fish and salmon.

• Do tetras like bloodworms?

  High-quality flake food is a staple food for tetras. You can also occasionally feed them vegetable matter, algae flakes, and freeze-dried or fresh live food. The best whole food for tetras are bloodworms, daphnia, and brine shrimp. However, small tetra varieties may be unable to eat whole worms.

• What can I use to catch herring?

  Soft-plastic baits emerged as one of the best bets, including stickbaits like the Z-Man HeroZ or Slug-Go, and paddletails like the Tsunami Swim Shad. Minnow-style plugs like the Mambo Minnow, Shimano Colt Sniper, and Cotton Cordell Red Fin make good herring imitations as well.

• What is the best way to freeze fish?

  The best methods for freezing fish are in order: 1) vacuum sealed 2) wrapped in plastic wrap (double-wrapped is even better), 3) freezer paper, 4) any method packaged in water (water affects texture and flavor when defrosted.)

• How do you reduce phytoplankton in a shrimp pond?

  This happens by promoting oxygen production by photosynthesis and by decreasing levels of various metabolites and toxic substances, by improving pond water and bottom pH (critical in ponds with acid-sulfate soils), by limiting – through shading – establishment of filamentous bottom algae, and by increasing turbidity ...

• Why does tuna turn white?

  Cooking technique - When you cook tuna, it turns white and dries out. Canning usually pressure cooks tuna to sterilize it for an extended shelf-life(you can't sterilize in boiling water within a reasonable time frame), but the process changes the color, texture and taste.